La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959, January 16, 1925, CITY EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, :hxi-Ml:.. PAGE FOUR THE 5 LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER ' 1 1 1 i I I I 1 l I i i si i ts3 t 1! I!' l5 X i t I M I ft i n t ( ! :V - J ' V' fit La Grande Evening Observer INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER ' Published dally and weekly at La Grande, Oregon, by th LA GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER FUBL18HJNQ CO. BROCK DENNIS - .....Editor Entered at postoffice at La Grande, Oregon, M Second Mall Mattel On sale In other cities Oregon Hotel News Stand, Port land; Imperial Now Stand, Portland; Multnomah News Stand, Portland Address all communication to The Observer, Hit Adams Ave., La Grande, Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION RAXES Uj Carrier - Daily, pop month Dally, per three months .......... Dally, per six months. In advance Pally, single copy. . .... . . . By Mall Pally, per month ... . Pally, per six months, In advance ..... Pally, per year,. In advance Observer-Star, per year ....76a ti.Zi 14.60 -to too -.12.60 -.$6.00 .2.00 CITY AND COUNT OFFICIAL PAPER MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press la exclusively entitled to use for pub lication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited if published therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches In this paper, and also the local news herein also are reserved, TAKE NO THOUGHT saylnff. What shall we cut? or. What shall we drink? or, Wherewithal! shall we bo clothed? . ll'it seek yo first the kingdom of Uod, und. his rlghteouunesij; und :uH ; these ' things shall ' bo added" unto ' you.-Matthow 6:81,33. .11" "! :i He's Still. "Mack" Sillcm. (By Mail). The slow; grind continups over an other day vith but one interruption' and' that 'was' when Senator Charles 'Hall of Coos Bay' introduced a joint reso lution to have the state legislature appoint a committee of five to . confer with California and Washington in an endeavor to establish uniform laws for automobiles ami automobile traffic. The resolution ' was swimming nlonjf like an airship in a clear sky until the paragraph was reached which empowered the committee to spend money from the state treasury for its expenses and clerk hire. It was Senator Joseph of Multnomah who saw, or thought he saw a junketing trip fur I bill and other mem bers who would be appointed, at the state's"cxpeiisc,' and .Joseph landed on the" plan With all four feet, lie twisted! it and ;biiUd:;R'.lo:.aid fro;. urging this ses.sioji..iiotti.Ktiirt with the-first measure as a joy measure for some members. ' Senator 'Sam 'Garland of Lebanon;- their 'took a poke' at it: In his smooth, suave southern , style he depicted the fine! j: . xl.- : ' t ' i 'iLi I . . , uiiineiB, . 1,11b i guipej juice,, ana jiauiuai eiiieruiunnciu which the stlite would ' vtiy for under ithd resolution, Mriii- THE OLD HOME TOWN. : By Stanley I MIfT SI4HT -fSAllj STn .1MS. 1 iPJ oioi 8 I HAVE THAT SHOW tjm. Z A II Br3V 1 ) SS? H'-SS55- a I 'A ", I NOTB Of THAT ""VUU1 . CIME WAvt I J J jf5jri yleo&BBfTY EXPLAINED ' 'i8 E -.,ySl&$' I if lULJ- "TEETH WAS EVP1.AINED ToDAY- E tiLmWnM XOC- REPLWEO "" - HE HAD TAKEN OFFICE CAT 'THAOI HAAH MO. By Junius Itcubt'ii: "LoiiKft-llow huld dial In this world a man iiiuxt bo trliher nnvll or liaiinner." '. Illyn: 'llo Ih wrtniK. Some nu n niii miltlicr; (hey are merely bel- No irontlonmn wfll wttur, ills, bat wlille klBHlng u ludy auys a writer oil etiftiettu and now we knovy vvliut killed Iho iron rimmed uuroyj liroko tho silence: you inuy leavu the dmn 'Didn'L you like that clurk you dlHcharKotl?" I f.'' t''t'" 'Very much, but my cuatomciu were euapiclous of hia weigliing. riwy ull knew that ho used to be un ieeiuau." Man (ran learn almost everything cxi'cpl to look illRiiirieil whJie uar- ryiny: bundled of dry Hoods. i You've Kt to hund It to Krand- nia lor having her liau liubut'tl." Yea. Biie may be old In years but ttlie'H tfot a yountf head on hui Hhouldtutf." from Above "Younff man, houao." Then the loved one replied, "Yes Hlr, I didn't ineun to take It with me." StulNlics Ikiw Dial 4't'M) men were kflletl by as I!t year. HJ leoii. inhaled It, J 5 li;ined miMche lo it, and HUH htciiped on It. , "Here! AVhat do you mean ly feeding tliut kid yeat eake," "Oh, lie Just swallowed 30 cents of mine and I'm trying to ral.se the dbtlffli." , ., : , . , I hear ynu oro putting in an oil burner. Halhcr .expensive Isn't It? JYoali. lira way. Hut It's cheaper tban! paying last year's coal bil. or more-, una each la allowed only tho 91,000 exemption (ranted a eiu glo person. No chanpo la mado In tho pro vifilon allowing tho taxpayer, In ad dition to a personal exemption, a credit of $400 for each person de pending upon him or her and re ceiving chief, support. If such per son is under 18 years of ago or In capable of self-support because mentally or physically defective.1 Tho term "mentally or physically defective' includes not only crip-1 pies and those mentally defective, but persons In ill health and the UKed. The $400 credit does not ap ply to tho wife or husband of a taxpayer, though one may be total ly dependent upon tho other. - One good turn deserves auother, and one bad turn usually gets an- I other. A spendthrift Is one who spends all his money to prove 'he has it. Whertrcr they sell good candy Income Tax Fads So. a. . There Is no chttnxe in tho exemp tion for sliiKle piTSfMiH. which Is $I.immi. Married persons living to gether and heads of fiHinMli s him al lowed by the revenue aet of i'J'ii an exemption of $2, !(. regurdlvus of the amount of net lliconiw' tin. .. i: .'. . , ,,, i11Ul.,. i inn -it. .mi gutM ni-t liuroine was!S..(MMI or less KihilpHti ol U by- ( ulitornln 1,1'iiuni,; the l'l urn till!' Iiot'ile 1 0t ili(v uud therNut." ally President 'Stoser' rescued,, Hall's1 resolution from com- plete'and iRiiomiimus defeat by. suggesting that it be re- (iooD mhiimm; ami l.ll.u Utlli: clouua lli.il l.if't uud Acroua Uhl imu'c uuiumcr. sky. . , V' ill. 1 1 I'itl'll uIIkt uiu) UNN un, committed for further consideration. Senator Kddy re-j sponded to the suggestion and in a most, charitable man-, ner riiovcd that the resolution- W sciit back to th6 !roadi! nd ljighwu.vs comniitlee of ,.w)ich ,llall is: tiiairinan. Judg ing from the look in the eye of all the old senators (an. I one 4't o' learns' from theiri eyes how they' feel' about inattqrs after he hat sat with them several sessions) the Hull 'resolution would have been lost by quite a vote. !''.. ' ' ' AVIien both houses adjourned early this afternoon we ran Across L. 11. McMahan of Salem. Last session he was! "jn member of the house, from Marion county; today he is 1 judge of the circuit court of Marion county. Glad tii see I liiiw, of course we were, for he is a distinct and impress ing character and we have been friends for fifteen years. Naturally thinking that it would be proper to address him us "Judge' instead of "Mack," we did so. You should have heard the explosion. "1 want you to understand this P judge stulf don't go with me," said the old veteran law I yer-farmer-politiciaii, have seen these toy handles nt p tached to men long enough to know how empty they aiv, i) und hei'oiift.nr vim will mil mo nluii. 4M,.lr' I not call me at all." Then the man who now presides ovcrj Marion's cunt proceeded ' to pick the flaws so apparent' tin iiuiiiaii nmurejiiuia oi me gun aim luisnwaw indulgoil j in by men and women until you would really have thought j Clarence Danow was standing in Representative hall de- livering his famous lecture on the common man. It mav be intciestinir to know th.it no uttomnf miou ito address Judge McMahan. His Honor insists that everv i attorney remain seated, that he cuts out the woids "your. honor," and talks to him about his case just as he would tin cvery-dny life. He insists) that life today is four-fifths t bunk and it is time for someone to ask people to ttcconm natural and refuse to accept titles. "Only llii- serf buu Sand scrape ..-fore men," said Mack, "and all the serf blood has been bred out of me." lie is making a good judge, just as the Evening Ob server predicted be would do when I'ieice appointed him. Sometimes he waves the law to one side and bands out justice just as he sees it without the assistance of attor neys,, lilackslonc or the stjite legislators, but his decision.-; are good and the iK-ople nie for him all the time. o j Senator Alex m Folk-tie is here with his apples. The jdear old man, who is now growing pretty old, is quite a 'pet of the assembly and his every eccentricity only further makes him impuliir with the members. Iheie is one thiou 'absolutely cei t:iin Alex li l'ollette never voted in bis lilV Ion a measuie that he thought was faulty. Ho tiies to bo fright as he sees it at all times. pit,') mt liicro.ii. ivuslji: .. (lllll j $.KHI it 111- Illft IlK'UllM! .'X- ci'ciWil J5.IMIII., A"liiuj.i.'itiil;piil win llvlillj iIobmIIiit liiivf hill 'cjlfi' iir' Huliuf ix.'iiii,lin. If thi-y inaU,' 's'-p-lirnlt' ri'tlll'llM tfili'h VlxiiniilliiiH tuny ' bi liki'ii liy .ritluT ilividW bn- jlw.-lip tlH'lll. . ''. I:1 TlH!.i'Xilill)Uoir)f 2.f. iniidmv. li'd lnurrUtl'trouiilcs only ll'lliry livj-'j In-fi-Hiri'. In iHm' ulmi'Ucit of fort-' llnflAns nrlilali l-t-H'di'lli' loK'lln't', II,.. I-Y..mtili., n..M,lH inioii llwi1 'V ,:"!. ""0,lHll!m,n,..J,..,.r nr m,.. ,.......,... Thn '8 ' ( 4 v il t I lull -ft uc- n..ul....n II.. xn.l ...S...l.. -llu .a .tk-lrf. Th.i 'oisiuni lli.it ih,K .u.U.i.i.8..)-H ,y on a viBllui ,i BluinU L Clqud iiiunilliK iuiU nw.Ul.yii. I,, ..rt.yi I n ,fi,., Joiiltv hul,l S J ; 'i;.t i'"' I bolt! liiuliiHlpVil'. tho'liiv -iMiiiti l'l'l liupH mil' lianclH l.i'uuli us wo .i,,,, 1. ,,ii,,., ,.1.1.. Th.. ii,,-. ' , . , ' al.Hcbci: of n hurihiinil or wilo ilt'i, rahl; ivo know not 8.iM1V ,.lH, ut;,,n- .,,,,,., (lot H sjiot pru'lude -t'litimlu llm 'eiupilmi. Ifut Iri'dutiiHiOitHiy and An Easy k ! Payment' 1 Plan Perkins j Mol:or Co. 1'li.apn lll.'IV IN . ilU;UIIl)''l'l)lJ,t( f P . , no.V 4-UKUlUtlOK I' I UU1 lip U ltl' " 1 w ( mtix. Oiir Jieai iH f why Till Hie Ki'i'-ll HllfiHTw i.illvh tiond uitH 11. lit, and Koutlnyc.' And there li a Irit iully Hinllr. And may there bu no irown or BlKh, The mumeiii (hut wv meet und uliout, ' I (loud irornliiK und Koodliyt'. ' ! It's only n qui" I Ion nf lime until the Imrber ulil , "U n eillii u liille Ihln on Hie top mii'uiii. ' There wiim a youiiK ludy uuiiied l-'lorjiU'e,, Willi Tot' iUHAlDK (trofrSH'.'d till bhori'. iuu, j. J Ul wIm ii Hhe'd l.'-.-n l,:.Hflf(l. And round wlutt Mlie'il nntwrd. She rrlvd till 1 ht truiM etuuc In (orreiiiH. Ilnme Im the pbu-e uheit ou Imiu up your hut without pn.vtiu a dime hi Kt . M httek. s) "llt-re boy," hi id I hi man to tin I my who wan h'-l'iln hun drive u buneh uf rattle; "hold thin bull a i ii i 11 ii 1 1 will you?" "No," uMHwcrrd tin bny, "I don't inind lietntx u diri -lir in th a eoiti pan bill I'm dariu ii lr 1 ran to In u Klot kholder." s She iiad her loved one had been Hitting in the darkened on r I or Tor several houia. The hour hub be eoiulnff eurly. w hen a uleeiilHh volets voliiiltarkty' the. liimhuhil uiakeH hi:: r-Mid"'ne(! at one plaee und tin wile nt another, they are not llvlnn to gether within the eyt-8 of the in come tax law. Kaeh must file a re turn if bin or her ineonn wan $Mmhi 1925 We j are looking fonvtiiN to ilie,. New. ,.Ytir tu .u I'eriod of ! roi,'i'.'lM "anil Sli.lilllty. . i ' ; ! . May it biiu to you ,t;:;iiAiriNBss and - rwosruitiTY La Grande National Bank Sound, 1 tellable, l,itiivs.-i,t $1 LADIES' SILK HOSE $1 In all the'wanled colors l.nilies' Silk I'liH.niers ......... v . Ladies' Silk Teddys ,".........$2.00 Ladies' Silk Petticoats fU.'.ir. Ladies Silk Piincess Slips $:..(ni (.nil: r.i.ANKLTs s.v to ?i.r,o. Kverythinjr in Childien's Wear COATS, MATS, SIIOKS, ST0CK1NC -AMI INDKKWKAi: 1 Joys' Serpe and Jeisey Suits, ape : to (5. s:i.:.n to Sli.lltl NORTON'S KIDDY SHOP A 27th , ?7ih V Annual l Annual ' ' ; ' . . j ' January Clearance Sale Of Blankets COTTON-WOOL MIXED , $6.60 And $5.30 '" lliiiiitlriil plaid Ijliink.K. bouiul .Ukis. In Tan, lirvys and llluiis. Sizos OSxSO Llld CSxIII. '.' SHEET SIZE, SPECIAL Cuod finality cotton blinkeiH, Qtix'i, In plaids v(. Ta;i, Itluo and Greys, ldeul fm' the sleuplne poreh. 1 INDIAN ROBES Pendleton and Oregon City 'Orifriiial Inilinn pnticrn (Ii-hIkiih In I'.L-au'.i-ully fintHlii'tl. ull-uool rol.os. .1 $10.20 - $8.50 And $6.20 FRINGED AUTO ROBES ; Iii ditrlt browns with blue and green plai-J stiiie8. ''A 'very ei vieeable robe.'' - $9.80 And $10.70 PAPOOSE BLANKETS . The BJiiiie'1 MUalily is In these .tiny robes :n is in the larger ones. A handy baby blunket. Special, $2.55 DOUBLE COTTON BLANKETS. (j'ixfjti in iuids of tan and blue. A veiy no l"t, long nup; blanket JJi.'J.SIJ In wlilte.. tjn and grey, size 7"JxM, " wil'i pink and bluu borders $3.40. Another whit tan und grey, in CfcxMf with eolon-d lordera 3t'2iy t)no lot of ill white nol't cotlou1 bli'inkeis,1 Mize i 1 7 o j with blue bordeiH.J -,- $2,135, SINGLE ALL-WOOL PLAID , t , . Oiv-roti City i,an.l J'eiKlleton' all-wool' ' hlah- kis In pink a;ul blues, full Biin-d blaiiki-la $10.G0 - $8.50 And $7.65 Exterminated Bandits Mourned in Aged Rites KI HI MAM. Hulguritt (Al). Curious Haitririclnl ceremonies dat ing bael; to pre-Mohantinedan limits ;rreently' were reviwd by Jtiv ponhlutMoir of. this ilt.strietv in eorrcetly designated as ' Turkish beea isc Hiny urn ' MohaiuriH'dans; . The- occasion was the extnrmin-' ation of the bandits Ahmed un 1 Mehmed by a government posse. ; The MusHuliiian population went : Into deei mourning lor the bun- -dits. the chief feature of tho j mourning ceremony l)L-ing the ( erection of several altars, some-, what similar to Jewish altars. ; ' On IhiH" altars, wilh Moliaiu-j iiH-dan ritual, rams: without blcui-' ish' were, sacrificed and 41 rile of, i icasliug and drinking of brandy I (Mohammedans nyver drink wjne bcause it is forbidden by the K?ran wus carried on 1 until car ly'morning. 'ho cxt.-rmlnated bandits" are rifarded as herors by this" rem n;f'it of n vanished race. ' ' ' S'lic caiy llS tin.-. bird giilH the. .worm..- Tlal's t rue. tnt you never rail Hi If you will be the bird or the wirm. , r - Take Advantage Gf Our JANUARY FURNITURE And Have A Perfect Living Room HKRE AKK TI1K SEASON'S GUUATIiST UAUGAINS A :i-IMcce Suite in Genuine linker Vclour. $177.50 i ' Shown in both blue and 'gray nnl' mulberry and taupe. A 2-Picce Mohair Sulle $175 A IliKh-Grnde Tapestry Davenport $92.50 A Splendid Taupe Davenport in Velour . $67.50 EASY TEUMS - Co. W. H. BokieBkamp Four Floors x Fine Furniture riullnn JloU'S HEMSTITCHING Sl.iHiHK . Iii.ii"!.- ' rirt I'LliATIMJ